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    Comparison Analysts People are always looking for a good scare or thriller. There are many stories and poems to choose from. However‚ the two stories that really stand out to the average reader are “The Open Window”‚ by Saki‚ and “The Cask of Amontillado”‚ by Edgar Allan Poe. Both stories offer unique characters‚ sophisticated plots and colorful imagery as well as contrasting narrators. “The Open Window” offers fast reading while “The Cask of Amontillado” offers slow but in-depth reading. These

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    usually have some similarities and differences between the stories. Hector Hugh Munro or Saki has several similarities and differences between his stories. Some similarities include irony and the type of conflicts in his stories. Some differences include the involvement of nature and the different themes. These similarities and differences are seen in‚ "The Open Window" and "The Interlopers‚" both stories written by Saki. However‚ similarities are more likely to be found in Saki’s works. Although‚ stories

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    depiction in “The Interlopers” Many authors use foreshadowing throughout their stories to warn the reader about a particular event that occurs later in the story. It is a literary device defined as being the act of presenting indications beforehand. Saki‚ the author of the short story “The Interlopers”‚ is a great example in how authors use foreshadowing in presenting their work of literature to the readers. In short summary‚ “The Interlopers” is a short story that tells a tale about two characters

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    both Sredni Vashtar and The Lumber Room while Aunt Tom was the creative impetus for The Sex that never Shops. Ethel Munro recalls that their tastes in reading (or being read to) centered around Robinson Crusoe‚Masterman Ready‚ Alice in Wonderland. Saki was especially fond of Johnnykin and the Goblins. Hector was not a very strong child‚ neither of the three children were. The family doctor had declared that neither of the siblings would reach adulthood. Out of concern for Hector’s health his departure

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    revenge Saki used to play on his aunts. Tessa Duder‚ Patricia Grace‚ and Saki are examples of authors whose lives are reflected in their works. Let’s take Saki‚ for example. His mother died when he was very little. Saki was looked after by his grandmother and two strict aunts Charlotte and Augusta throughout his childhood. Living with them was a nightmare for Saki‚ as he often took revenge on them when he was little‚ just like Nicholas in The Lumber Room and Conradin in Sredni Vashtar. Saki also

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    world today. Many authors tend to create unique characters. One author is named SAKI. SAKI is an English writer who is known for his bizarre tales. In the short story‚ The Open Window‚ by SAKI‚ he creates three unique and believable characters which includes the neurotic Framton Nuttel‚ the deceitful niece‚ Vera‚ and the unsympathetic aunt‚ Mrs. Sappleton. The first unique character SAKI creates is the neurotic Framton Nuttel. In fact‚ Framton himself states that he has

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    against man conflict‚ but as the story progresses and changes‚ the conflict also changes. In “The Interlopers‚” Saki immediately presents man against man conflict. Ulrich Von Gradwitz is hunting in his forest when he comes across his enemy‚ George Znaeym. As the two men stare each other‚ “each had a rifle in his hand‚ each had hate in his heart‚ and murder uppermost in his mind” (Saki 190)‚ the man against man conflict is evident in the hate the two men feel toward each other. The two men confronting

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    reader’s mind. Conclusions drawn from an author’s characterization range from appearance to thoughts and motives. The easier the inference of conclusion is made from the text‚ the better the author. Saki‚ the author of “Srendi Vashtar”‚ used the three methods of characterization. Throughout the short story‚ Saki quickly creates an image in the mind of his readers with an exceptional application of characterization. The most simple and direct method of characterization is direct characterization. Direct

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    The Sai

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    which traditionally has two. Both the sai and the jitte are known as truncheon-like weapons‚ used for quick striking and clubbing. The parts of the sai are as follows: the monouchi‚ the yoku‚ the tsume‚ the moto‚ the tsuka‚ the tsukagashira‚ and the saki. The monouchi is the shaft of the sai‚ and can be rounded or faceted. The yoku are the two prongs that form side guards for the fingers gripping the weapon. Usually‚ the yoku are symmetrical‚ but the manji design created by Taira Shinken offers yoku

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    “Why” (Saki). If there was some control‚ the children would stop after she said no the very first time. But if she told them before they got on the train‚ it would have been fine. Parents are being too nice to the children and some don not see that the child is using it as an advantage. Some children are smarter than you think. “Don’t Cyril‚ don’t! Exclaimed the aunt‚ as the boy began hitting the seat cushions‚ making clouds of dust fly up. “Come over here and look out the window.” (Saki) The aunt

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